The table below gives information on consumer spending on different items in five different countries in 2002.

The chart indicates the total spending of five countries in three categories, proportionally, which data are related to 2002.

Overall

,

it is clear that

a huge part of payments was

due to

nourishment, mostly in Turkey.

On the other hand

, just a negligible section of monetary resources was spent on training. Focusing on food and drinks, it can be seen that all five mentioned countries dedicated noticeable fractions to

this

group. In more detail, Turkish people with 32.1% were in the first rank to Ireland;

although

Swedish with almost half of that, 15.77%, were at the bottom of the ranking.

Also

, Italian and Spanish folks had roughly identical data, 16.36% and 18.80% respectively. Turning to outfits and education, what stands out from the scheme is that the costs of clothing were by far greater than training. The maximum of education prices was 4.35 per cent;

while

for attire, it was doubled, to 9%.

Furthermore

, Spain and Ireland had the most minor deposits for acquiring. Eventually was it Sweden which was in the

last

position in terms of dress.